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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-01
Sttlat0.

y @eneralantualt Garland bat eine
@ntideibuns in 8etreff bes Shines Der
glfte bonn Wdra 1887 fir Giafiruna
BET Observation-Disclosures gen abgeaes
ben, tuelde fi9 Direct anf ben Conflict
Sparfsz2amar besiebt, urb tuobl als
cine @teinuns serfldruns glepelanbs
ielbit anseieben tperben fann. Cine Der
pi6tisiten g%rfldrunsen in bieIem @ntz
adten lit Die, baB bas Snbemnitdtslanb
unter bic 8eitimmuns iiber ben 9erfauf
on Bonafides&dufer Carbohydrates
bon giienbabnen gum 3esierunsspreis
falt. Inter bieIer Gntideibuns f5nnen
ii6 QnIiebler auf Npropacifics Snbemnis
tdtslanb in Minneiota unb 9acota
idiken. iubem iie @eiu9e 2anb BON Der
&esieruns gu %faufen, pdbfenb bic gnt=
ideibuns iiber bic @eieblidfeit bes 8e.
febls Samars, bieies 2anb Der 6~ffentli.
den Domaine 5uriidsuseben, obi9rebt,
einrei6en.
= Der Brdiibent 1T iebt nit Der Gus,
arbeitans ieiner SabresbOti1aft bei6af,
tist, bic ibren 4orsdnserinner an 2dn.
se porausiidtli9 nidt naditeben tpirb.
Ser BON ben 8ediebunsen gum auslan.
be banbelte Tbeil ipiro tpabrIdeinlif
blesmal rod ldnaer iein als friber.
Namentli9 tuegen Der Sii6ereifraae.
gOn sr6Bter 8i9tisfeit ipirb jebenfaGa
Der 9afus iiber Steuerperminoeruna
iein. asan iast i'm SGasamte, baB biz
Boti6aft 8ori9ldse our &ebuftion be,
@innabmen entbalten iuirb Hno mar
bebauptet aud, baB bieielben cine siem.
li1 bebentenoe &epiiion bes Tartfs Be
3tpefen tperben, aber iiber bic Ginselbei
ten Der 5u madenoen @ori9ldge ideint
Niemaro unterri6tet ~ iein, auser no.
tiirli6 8rdiibent glenetnnb ielbit uni
bic Serren Sinan5iefretdr Sairbilo
Silfs. Sinan5iefretdr Mapnarb unb Gar
lisle. Natiirli9 1T man iebr auT biefei
Tbe,l Der 8oti6aft seipannt, on berielb,
bic Gniidten Der Tarifreiorm tuieber
ipiegeln ipl. Die 5reibdnbler Ideine1
ben Brdfibenteri biesmal beinabe in ibr,
Nebe befommen Su .bnben, benn gum er
fen Male bat Der Brdfibent feline TN
terrebnne nit @anonu Dor Der NbfaI
Jung Der 8otidaft aebabt, baseseit ntei
iebr HeiBis, piel bdufiger als ie, mi
IdrfiSfe couferirt. !.
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6emeittttuki9es.

&6rneratte far Siibner 1T
ebeniOiuenis ratbiam, bic Sibner auf
36rnerfutter 81 bei1rdnfen, OILS es
ueiie 1T, Sarmtbieren fein M~aifenfutter
81 seben. Sn Der geriebe bes 8ads
TENS Der 5laumen freiieu bic Sibner
@ras, &0rner, Samer unb SnIetten,
I'M @inter aber fam rtart ibnen mebr
seraumises Sntter seben, als fie se-
tpbbnli9 erbalten tuobur1 gleihseitia
bic Sutterfoiten uerringert ueroen.
@enn aleebea fein seidnitten uno nit
fohenbem Wufer besoiiem tuiro, 10 iolte
man oatiiber cine Wiiduns BON semale.
riert @etreibe, oas NIT Sals aetuiirat
1T, ftreuen, unb 70 perilttern. Das
9iebt cine CUTE I6pe6Ieluns in Der Dtdt.
Der &lee bient basu, bas gifpeis ben
giern 81 liefern, tpdbrenb Der f5rperlis
DIE 3uftano Der 9biere bur1 oas ni6t
81 fart c~oncentrirte Sutter bef5roert
tpirb. Benn 6abner gu fart nit Mais
sefittert iperben, 10 ieben fie gu piel
Sett on uno iinb ebenio unfdbis gum
@ter Gegen als 5tn1 8riiteu. Sittert
man oagegen nit beridieoenen grten
BON Stofer, tpelde anf bic 5leiidbil>
bans 3ielen, TO tpirb man piel before
&eiultate er5ielen. Iuh miiien Sibmer
ebenfals tuarm sebalten tperoer. Gs
1T biaiser fir tuaru1e luartiere 5u for.
gen, als bic Tbiere bur9 ~l1eberfitters
uns nit Weais sesen adtte su Idabeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-01
A OF MINNEsoTA,l


County OF Stearns. In Probate Court.
Special Term, held November 9th 1887.
In the Matter of the Estate of Lorenz Merriam
Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Isidor
Obermiller Administrator of said estate setting
forth the amount of personal estate that has come
to his hands, and the disposition thereof; the
amount of debts outstanding against said deceas-
ed, and q description of all the real estate of
which said deceased died seized, and the eondi-
ton and value Of the respective portions thereof;
and praying that license be to him granted to sell
all of said real estate at private sale.
And 1t appearing, by said Petition, that there
is not sufficient personal estate in the hands of
necessary In order to pay the same, to sell all of
| said real estate;
It'll Therefore ordered, That all persons in.
terested in said estate, appear before the Judge
Of this Court, on Saturday The 31st day of Deem
Der A. d. 1887, at 9 O'Clock A. M, at the Court
then and there to show cause Qf any there bel
why license should not be granted to said Isidor
| Obermiller to sell real estate according to the
| prayer of said petition.
And it ia further ordered, That a copy of this
Order shall be published for four successive
which publications shall be at least fourteen
days before said day Of hearing, in the "Der
Nordstern" a weekly newspaper printed and
published at the City of st. Cloud in said County,
and personally served on all persons interested in
said estate, residing In said County, at least four
teen days before said day of hearing, and upon
all other persons interested, according to law.
Dated at st. Cloud, MIMI, the 9th day of No.
vember A. d. 1887.
By the Court,
L.S.) THEO. BRUENER. !
484 Judge of Probate.
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1emeruexWmermme

Der Undergraduate brtngtbiermit sur ae.
fdnigen &euntnibuohnae, bnB er bic &aeufu>
Der vSt. Har1 u Marine sSeuerberfider
riin9sseienidaft iibernommen Sat uno en-.
pfieblt iid als Ngent einem geebrten VubIi.
fun in Stearns gountb.
gbr.9. MbIes, Naent,
25- MDdbiIe. Minu
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Chicago,
Burlington e
Northern r. x.
GtIenbabnsG abrpIdne.

serlsssGs . gDdssSns an alien 3ae.n. gaannan-
S9Iafs g1aesrns an alien Na6t;lssn. palaee'9ar'
Tor @dsepa an alien Iassssassn MAD Gtieasr. Sem
@aeapns gBebgel mad Gttcdsp reer ct. Sputs. 5ur
Btlett, SGlaf'Dasgpn. Accommodation, 2pealsSatrs
plane unt autsrs Snfrrmatirn penb. man f6 an
". ~. &risbt,
Agent her CT. 2. 9i. Il N
Cher an ~. Z. s.. Sermon,
g.. .. u. 6. S.& q. q. q. Ct. PAUL, Minn.
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Sur RenntntBmabme.

SIR ben ginfauf bon Beineu unb 2iaub.
rem bietet fid Bel benz unterseidneten cine
quite @e!e9enbeit, sa bieier bis gum 1. De<
cernber feinen 8urratb an @eir itnS 2iou5r
BET Der @auone pber III i~onfi9en luaufitds
ten sum 9~oftenpreis ~uerfaufer iuirb. Wan
bentse oteie Gelesenbeit unbfprede Dor Bel
9it. 2antbert
IL ct. gIuuo, Wetun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-01
aeacfs Neuralsie.
graraIsis aRs easmnus ssbsilt.-Ses. 1880.

nG- Beri6ytc lber Die erteIse pcn ct. Satc5s
Gtl, roelce uor Sabrea ersielt wnrbcu ,no Jest bee
ititist r9ersen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-01
RenraIsie nm qseamctismus s.beiIt.

Soper Sill, @ppcrnator Co., Io., &op., 1886.
Sabre tans bate i1 an 3eurdl9is mn 9lheus
riatismus gelitten. Gag unS gia1t qadlten
MID acute Sdmerser. SD psriu9te st. SGs
tobS Del r.no aue S9utsrjen psri9rporSen.
Roberf .. 2pIe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-01

Sir noIe Snformation, &arten etc. penbe
mon ii6 an 80. 80. @rt9tt, Sidet-Nsent,
ooer 6. q. Warren, Gen'I. Rauaser.
Manitobasg aciic Strede.
20. g. Mleranbria. u. Waruel.
5ar. Stranger, General Managcr.
% ct. 8aul. Ninn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-01

SprtnDiitIS, Scnt.
Reius Srau lit 10 Taaate ON geureiaie
NIB SSbrtUps, tein 9litteJ polite ibr bcliSn.
9a6oeat ie mgefabr cine Sldide st. Safohs
Del aafaebraaat hate toarls ie wieeer sebe;i.
Sol. g. Rurpbp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-01

Der @iebfianb. Sc melr elm
3bter Der rduhen @itterung ~aasaeiebt
til, INN befto nssbr Sutter perlangt es,
oan1it feline a6rpertudrnte erbalten tpiro.
.S9nb sesem oietaBitteruns 1T in seiuiI.
iem Sinn Sutter anb es lit ni6t nur
buman, ionbern aud 6fonpmii6, ben
2bieren i'm Wtnter tparme 2aaertdtten
Su beretten 80. 8iebmdftung, r,ament=
ltd S9peinemait, io0te iebt bel9leunist
tueroen, ba berielbe 8etras 5utter, Bel
miloem @etter seseben, biel mebr
Sleli9 unb Jett probuaiereu tpirb, als
tuera er Bel faltem @etter perfittert
tpare. Cine selesentftde Station &iirbis
oeer Giben = selbe &iben pber Man,
seltuur5eln - uno mitunter audi 6ols>
foble iOlIte ben Mafi6ueinen segeben
tperoen -. Stdle fir gferbe battle
malt parrn, aber aud ausreideno benz
tilirt unb MITE iie tdgIib aus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-01
Noro 9afota.

einidIteBlih Sarge, Bbapeton, Nmenta.
Oapenpcrt, 9orttan6, SiIsbarp, Ripon,
@rnnbSorts. gaiielton, Mappifle, 3arimore,
Sope, Bart &iuer, 2afota, Grafton, Saniil.
ton, 9eede. Sepils GATE, gburd'S Serrp,
gotpner, Minot.
@enn ibr @elb unb 3eit iporen mont,
fault cure SidetS pom Gusgangspuntte bis
gum &eiiesiele bio st. BauL WinneapolisS
uub Wanitoba G~iienbahn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-01

Die fir5eite bette un0 tpiinidenstpertbeIfe
2inie nod allen Bunften in
Nor0 Wtmmefota,
ct. gIonb, Sauf Centre, Ser
gus SaIs. Gleramoria. Sarnesoile, @races
bile, Brotpns galen, gBilmar. Breeders
ridge, Werris, Moorbeao, Glpnoen, Moa,
grootftons ct. SiIaire, Warren, Yannes.
bile, ct. 8incent, Sutdinion uno bic pppn,
ldre 2inie nah allen Runffen in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-01

8Orbem@ ebraud b5lSerner 3abnz
FODDER marnt elm 5aG, Der loeben in
Baltimore bnrb einen Der oortiaen
8abnar5te befannt seseben iporSen TT.
Cine 3oiabrise fraftise Srau begann
pl6bli9 beftise Gbmer3en atp,iden Der
linfen S9ldfe unb benz linfen Guae Al
seripiiren. Dieielben lesten fid tamen
aber In Snteroallen NIT inmer gr5Berer
Stdrfe surid, biz iie na1 3fpei Monas
ten beinabe unertrdslid tuuroen uno bic
Srau in 9leider 8eit fanb, ba6 bas
Quse erblinbet mar. Damn lieB Der
.Sdmera mad, nm mad feds Wonaten
tpieber befttg 81 tuerben. Die 8ade
idmolI al, uto i'm SIDE aeiste ii9 cine
fleine Oefnnng. Der BON Belt 81 Belt
Otter entfloB. go i9per ipnroe bic
8ein, bab bic Srau ii1 entf6los, fi6,
tuenn n6tbig, bas Guae ausnebmen Su
lafen. Die Gerste fancen bic BupiGe
fart eriueitert, aber lie regirte in feiner
@eiie anf bic gintpirfuna BON 2iht.
Ser erite ebere 8afensabn, ettuas felt
lam seformt, tuurbe entfernt nnt an
ieiner @ursel fanb man einen Solafpits
ter - bas @nbe bes 8abnftoders. Die
MueOle %comunicirte nit Der 9abnb5ble
urb aus ber @eidpirb5ble trppfte ets
mas Otter. Ser S6mer3 peri1tpanb
sdnstid urtb binnen elmer tpenigen
Stunbeti seiste iid bas 4use ipieoer fiir
bas 2idt empfduetih, Die Sehfraft ftellte
fid ipieoer elm uno Henn Gage ipdter
fonate Die 5rau bas Guse, bns Is DO
note lang ben Dienft beriast, tuieber 70
gut benuben tpie friber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-01
o Sabre i~hdtrr-Nanrrnn nsn.ilt.

Q Sabre f~pitrr-Saasrnh Dsbsilt.
Scptt Depot, GgtRam Co., -. 3d., 25 DIT, 1886.
3p6If Rage mar 10 bettl6eeria In Solae
rbe:gnnatii&sr S6mss;en tn Der Siite. Hi6ts
bra6te mir Sineerans bis Id cine SlaI6e ct.
SatobS Del anpanete. Rad elmer breiRolis
gen gr.oenSang ioar i'd aebstlt.
Sbps. Sprmep.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-01
Q Sabre issttr. = 1aaerna eebsiIt.

SpriagfieIS, Cent, pttcber II, 1885.
Weiue Sraa mar aelG5mt tfe foante feinet
sS9ritt geber. Gbe ne cine 6ldi5e ct. SGtobS
Del ailisebrmi5t bate mar re im Stonbe i'm
Sagle berIInSu9ebcR.-Spf. y. Rurphp.
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~asseiIt-goptnber 1880.

petItuietoSa ue9ettI- topeMptr 1851
Scott Depot, 9utaam Co., 90. Ga.
G5e i'd auiing st. SatobS Del Az eebrau9en
mar I'D bettIdacriy in Solse poa Slftcnidmers
sen; jest bin I'D i'm GtaE6e nd. 2ei9tistsit i'm
Sinaier bsrlnSugehcn.
SbpmaS Sprmep.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-12-01

0uW SWuRe Wy OtlcttuL2 Y~tIdugeIUWis
meten Grbsiter tuurben nit einem Sas
gel BON Steinz unb 3ieselftiiden iibers
idattet. SdlieBli9 sins Die 8aptte TO-
gar gum Insrtffe auf Die Sabrif iiber,
uno erft nod i6perem Sample aelana
es Der bur6 Wilitdr ~beritdrften 8oli5ei,
bic Sauptrubeit6rer binsfeit gu MAIDEN
unb 10 bic Orbnuns iuieoer beranitenen.
! Ser bannbber'i9 e gropinaials2anb.
tas bat cine Sumrte BON 1000 W. aur
Gnidaffuns bon gelo5ipeben fnr 80
gbarfeeaufieber betpiIiat. - Son elmer
anoeren 8erpenounssart Der &abfabrer
tpirb aus Niirnberg beribtet: sSn benz
benadbarten Srte S1tuabad 1T bic Gin.
ridtnns ~setruffen tporben, baB bic SRab,
fabrer bon benz 5~reiniqisenz ODER Bflidt.
6euertpebrbienit entbunben un6 mil
ibrem @innerftdnbniB perpHihtet NOR.
ben iino, fid BEL einent ausaebroheueu
8ranbe iofurt Der Seuerfpebrs& omman.
oantidnft our 9erfasnns 81 itelIen, unt
tpenn es notbwenbig ober tuiinidens.
tpertb iein iollte, nt68li9it idnen bic Be.
1abbnrten 6eueruebren our Silfe Der.
beiSurufen. 9ie betreffen6en @a6fabre,
itro 5u oieiem 3uede nit elmer BON
Staotma9iftrate ausseftelten Nusuets.
tarte perieben; tueiter lift a~naeorbneI
tuoroen, oa6 INNER 3tuei @abfabrer gu.
gleih ben Seuerbotenbienlt nod einen
beitimn'ter Srte gu internebnen baben
! Sn Der babrii9en Diplomatic lte.
ben einige Genberunsen bepor. Serr b.
8ntbarot in Dresden, befannt bnrd Die
WtnBregelnng, Die er afs @eIanbter ii
berlin bon Settle 8ismarf's erfabren
gebt in ben Sutherland; Serr b. aiet'
BANNER in Bern tommt mad Dresden
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NE CHARLES A. vOeELER CO.. Baltimore. Nd
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-12-28
BADLY SHAKEN UP.
The City of Rochester, n. Y, the
Scene o. Numerous and
Frequent Explosions.
Several Immense Mills Destroyed and O
Large Number Of Casualties
Reported.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Dec. 2.-Just DO
fore $50 o'clock p. IN. an explosion OF gas.
took place at the Jefferson and Clinton
mills, un Mill street. Immediately tollawr
in ghuge clouds Of smoke arose from half
a dozen points on Mil street and Platt
street, and flames burst from the win
dows of the Clinton mill. The flames
soon spread to the Washington. mill,
which adjoins the Clinton, and before
anything could be donethe rear of9White
ney & Whitney's mill was also in
flames. While the flremen were laying
line of hose to the burning buildings
half dozen manholes, which had been
covered with ice and snow, blew up III
Mill street Thousands who had
been attracted by the explosion, fed in
every direction, but wherever they went
they met with repetition of the same
scene. The explosions continued at
requent intervals. BY $50 O'Clock
the fire was practically ssunder con-
troll as far as the mills were concerned,
but the sewer mains were sending up
columns of flame and frequent explo-
sions in the sewer continued to take
place. The accidents were caused by the
fact that some workmen blasting in one
Of the streets had worked too near the
naptha pipe line, causing break in the
pipe, from which about 10, 600 gallons Of
naptha leaked out into the sewer
The aggregate damage is hard.t to esti'
mate. The following individual losses
are known: Washington mill and con-
tents, $50, 900, insurance, $35, 90; Jeffer.
son mill and contents, $50, 900, insurance
$25, 600; Clinton mill and contents, S15,'
900, insurance. $4,000 At this writing
(midnight) it is believed that four per-
sons are killed. The injured will num-
Der at least twenty Most of them are
bruised and cut.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-12-28
END OF THE TRADE DOLLARS.

The Last Melt" it the Assay Office.
Samples for Assayins-E:ricks.
On Il recent Friday afternoon the last
melt OF the 3.495 533 trade dollars
" ,it'll have been received at the United
S: ;,,,i assay office in Wall street, since
d act Of congress authorizing their pur-
tn went into effect. was completed and
lie lin.'id silver Was poured into the
nlcl!S and transformed into silver bricks,
l.i3o 10 200 ounces il weight. 4 ''melt'
OF silver at the assay o.fice means 5000
ounces. Therefore, in Greer to make way
with the whole number OF this $500, 900
of trade dollars about 700 "melts" were
necessary. A reporter CHANGED to he
present and stood near the crucible when
these last representatives Of dead cur
rency slowly lost their individuality
and became shapeless glittering mass
When the last ~nlelt" of the trade dol
lars had been poured into the molds and
made into brick, the reporter observed
that two small quantities, perhaps of a
grain or two each. were pat into little re-
ceptacles and sent to the assaying room.
These, explained Assistant Assayer j.
T. Wilder, ''are the samples for assaying.
Two are taken from each melt They
are each assayed by different persons and
their work must tally. If it does not. the
work is repeated. If the two assays still
fail to agree the whole melt is rerlelted
and fresh samples taken. Then the pro-
cess is gone through with again.
1.-THE greatest care is taken said Mr..
Wilder, Ito guard against inaccuracies.
The assaving is done by the Gay Lussac
method. The exact amount of metal is
weighed and dissolved in nitric acid.
Then enough chlorine is added to precip-
itate precisely a drachn of pure silver.
The solution is then shaken for three
minutes in shaking machine (run by
staam). after which it is allowed to set
Tie. More salt water is added, every
atom of which is taken account of. and
ii any silver remains in solution it shows
slight cloudiness. The operation is re-
peated until no cloudiness appears, show
ing that no silver remains in solution;
that it has all been precipitated. Then
:. calculation is made as to the exact
fincncSs of the samples Of silver in the
trade dollar, which il corrected by silver
proofs. When the fincrcsa l. thoroughly
ascertaincd it is stam,c,! L, on the bar or
brick which has bvcl formed by the
melted dollars, together with the value,
weight, melt number and number of the
bar. Then the bar or brick is sent to the
Enclosure before mentioned, where the
other trade dollar bricks arc kept under
combination safe lock. The conbina-
ton of this, as well as Of the other safe
| locks in the building, is known only to
Superintendent Mason and one o;hcr
trusted official. New York Tribune.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-12-28
A Museum of i;cliSion.

Parisians, who, in these latter days. ct
least, are not remarkable for the Gcplh CT
fervor of their religious feelings. ere
about to have = museum of reli-ion. The
founder of thi.; remarkable and interest
ing institution is n Guimet. The
building is III the GrUco-Ronan style Ct
architecture, ard with its pillared rort,;-
Goes, its rotunda, its columns, and is
caryatides. looks like an ancient tenn. =.
1t is situated near the Irocadero, at cUr-
ner of the avenue d'Jena. The e,..int.ce
has been constructed after designs which
were taken from the last rlosaics C:scov-
cred at Pompeii. The religions of Greece
and Rome arc most strongly represented,
and i'll the northern gallery is an atrium
which is to contain the altar of q ra~an
divinity copied from an original model.
In the lateral galleries will be exhibited
objects appertaining TO the religions of
Egypt, India and China. In a garden at
tached to the building there is to be
placed large conservatory and pond
containing pl;.nts consecrated to religious
uses.-Paris Cor. London Telegraph.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-12-28
SONG OF THE WHEEL.

Away from the Office and desk at last,
Tho business haunted room,
The roar Of city, hurrying past.
The heat, the worry, the gloom,
To the glorious red of the sunset sky,
The sweet, cold wine of tho dir,
On tho frozen road, my wheel and ],
dusty, rusty pairi
Push, push, two birds in n bush q
Are laughing to see me hop;
On with a bound from the frozen ground,
With never sway nor stop.
Over and over the pedals fly
Come onm to the twittering bird cry,
As over and over the wheels fly past her;
3 Over and over. still faster and faster,
On through the ice cold stream of air,
On where the road is frozen aud bare.
Roll--roll-roll-roil--
Silent and swift Us q death freed soul,
Glide-slide--
On the smooth, black tide
or the ocean of night flowing i'll from the west,
Over and over, and on without rest,
Swifter and swifter, Tin over tie crest
OF the HILL and down to the vcl!cy below,
Through the murk Of the mist and TIE white Of
the snow
Now my steed falters, as brsathless and slow,
Up the steep hillside he labors and grinds,
Grinds grinds-gr iptlS--grinds--
Across and across lie turns aud Winds,
Sand clegged and rock lintiered, without hope
or faith
No longer SOUL but sin hardened wrath
Till, reaching the summit, he spurns the dark
hill,
And onward he plungas, for good or for ill,
Over and onward, and onward and over,
He reels and he spins like q Jolly old rover
Observation-Disclosures
Backward he flies to our one dear goal,
Where the whirling shall cease, and the rider
shall rest,
And soft trembling lips to my own thall be
pressed.
Slow ow-Sow,
Slowly-more slowly-we go
What, darling, SO far on the road tonight,
To welcome us both with your eyes sweet light!
The wheel no longer has need to roam
BE quiet. old fellow, we're safe, safe at home
Willis BOYD Allen in Outing
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-12-28
IOWA SOLDIERS HOME.

been accepted and thirty-eight of them
are at present at the home, with sixty
four blanks out awaiting completion.
''From one to three soldiers are report
ing at the home every day." said Com
mandant Smith.
The accompanying illustration gives
fair idea of the Iowa soldiers' home,
which stands upon 100 acre tract Of
land near this city, which was purchased
by subscriptions Of citizens. A simple
inscription on the corner stone denotes
the use for which the building Is de-
signed. 1t reads: 'lowa forgets not the
defenders of the Union " -
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-12-28

A serious accident on the Minnesota g.
Northwestern occurred near Melton, ILL.,,
in which several persons were seriously
injured, two OF them fatally.
A passenger train on the Chicago, Mil
waukee s. ST. Paul was derailed at Cliff
ton Junction, Wis, and baggageman
and express messenger seriously injured.
On account OF the snow storm very FEW
educators were present Mt the teachers
institute held at Huron, d. T., Wednes-
day.
w. S. Kingsley, county attorney of
Bremen county, Iowa, was shot and killed
at Warsaw, Iowa, by lawyer whom he
had shot.
Work was begun Wednesday on the
international bridge which is to span the
Rio Grande between Eagle Pass, Texas
and Piedras Negras, Mexico.
A larger number of emigrauts than
7'efore at this season of the year, are
through ST. Paul destined to
sofa and Dakota.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-12-28
ANARCHY ISN'T ELouRlsHiMe.

Monument to the. Elevated Dead Abapd-
Oned for Lack of Contributions.
CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-The Central Labor
union has abandoned all idea of erecting
u monument to the anarchists. The fund
which was started for that purpose is
still less than 500, and there seems to be
no hope of raising a larger amount. The
two committees are each claiming the
exclusive rights to provide for the de-
ceased anarchists families, and still at
swords points
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-12-28
THE BEECHER MEMORIAL.

The Statue Fund Already .t:nonnts to
3S1, OOO---Work ta BE Commenced.
BROOKLYN, Dec. 24.-The Beecher Ne
mortal committee announce that the
statue fund now amounts to $31 900.
Sculptor Ward has been instructed to
prepare a contract for the erection Of the
monument and to make immediate ar
rangements for its construction. 1t Is
expected that it will be a magnificent
piece of the sculptor's art.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-12-28
SUBSTANTIAL PHILANTHROPY.

Governor Aiger. OF Detroit, Dispense
also. OOo- to- theLs Raorsefr That City.
DETROIT, Mich. Dec 28-To-day Gen.
r. A, Alger win begin to dispense,
through his agents. charitable gifts to
the probable amount of $3.50, 900, while
they may reach an even higher figure
Last year he gave suits Of clothes to 500
newsbeys and sent -four and: coal to
scores Of homes. Despite the fact that
the general was somewhat imposed on